"advanced" (or whatever) pith instructions (work in progress):

Effortlessness, resistancelessness, unknowableness, safety
(ego and goal(s))
[goallessness, selflessness]
[knowinglessness, knowledgelessness, ditto understanding cf. figuring out][blankness, "deadness", [even no emptiness anywhere, no one left alive, yet luminosity, vividness, wonder?????]
[uncontrollability, uncausability][yet tremendous agency, figuring out, self-preservation, nothing left undone]
[un-ownability]
No mind whatsoever, no becoming whatsoever (but can get back?? if willing/​able to give up completely?)[not blankness but nonregistration, no grasping, like a vivid mirror with no understanding or recognition whatsoever]
[no soul, no essence]
[no vigilance, no seeking, no self-reflection, no self-preservation whatsoever][and yet. say paradox? ]
[...]and selflessness used idiosyncratically and sort of literally

but yes reverie, not reverielessness! and yes dreams/​dreaminess, not dreamlessness

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try-less-ness (no outcome-attachment, no completion-grasping; including "sensory" and "cognitive" "doings" / "actions")

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(unexplainableness) but relative explanations and explanation games are excellent

unknowableness
inconceivableness
(unsensibleness) --- in the "makes sense" sense

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(centerlessness, boundarylessness(, luminosity, etc.))

(agencylessness, watcherlessness) / "awarenesslessness" (cf. luminosity) (cf. e.g. Daniel Ingram, [...])

(ownerlessness / ownershiplessnes

(unsatisfactoriness)

non-infinity, non-eternalism, impermanence
d) boundlessness, endlessness, boundarylessness [no-things]

  • [~unwinnability-but-also ] can't win / and/​but can't lose etc.

???un-remember-able-ness ("along what dimensions is it important to know I'm not encountering this for the first time and along what dimensions does it not matter?") [see also here]

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Might add: "everything" and "nothing" cf. " 'literally' 'everything' "; see also: very temp re: ~potentially corrective formulations

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See also:

Sort of in this genre (lots, I think):

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